How would life change if we would know that in 200 years with

people will finally become religious.

i dont know

>>8095016
that's a good joke

so, nothing

>>8095038
No it's not a joke. When confronted with a close and certain death, people start planning for what comes next.

>>8095058
Well I think that's why OP chose 200 years. Anyone alive today will be dead by then anyway. (get out Aubrey)

>>8095012

those with knowledge of the impending doom would only be concerned with monetary/resource acquisition in order to assure temporary amenities are provided until SHTF.

ALSO
???Global economy would shift towards service industry???
???Censorship of media sources in order to control the news of universal demise??
??Gradual infrastructural collapse as investments shift away from practicability and into all sorts of zany shit that the rich/affluent would demand???

>>8095078
Cryogenics?

>>8095084
What? Did you read OP? Please explain the thought process that lead to this post.

>>8095078
I just said they would start, not that everyone will become snackbar or a christian tomorrow lol

>>8095086
People could cryo themselves to see the end of the universe.

>Did you read the OP?
Why would I even post in here without reading the OP?

>>8095150
Cryogenics does not work today. If we knew when the universe would end, no one would continue attempting to develop cryogenics to revive a bunch of morons who want to waste years of their life to die more spectacularly.

I was dumbfounded mostly because from the fact that you replied as if you were contributing to the other line of thought, rather than focusing solely on the claim that everyone alive today will be dead by then, and bringing up a new suggestion. My bad. It's silly but so is this thread.